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UNI-Evap Smart MVR Evaporator

Category: Machinery

Subcategory: Unitop Aquacare

Brand: Unitop Aqucare

Principal: Salce

Short Description: UNI-Evap Smart MVR Evaporator The UNI-Evap Smart MVR Evaporator by Unitop Aquacare is an energy-efficient evaporation system designed for wastewater concentration and Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) applications. Based on Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR) technology, the system operates using electrical energy without the need for external steam or cooling water, significantly reducing operating costs .By applying the “heat pump” principle, the MVR system continuously recovers and reuses latent heat within the process, delivering high thermodynamic efficiency and water recovery of up to 99%. With a compact footprint, low fouling design, and fully automated operation, UNI-Evap Smart MVR is ideal for textile, chemical, pharmaceutical, and industrial effluent treatment applications.

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MEE vs MVR – What’s the Difference?

🔹 Multi Effect Evaporator (MEE)

Operates using steam as the primary heat source

Uses multiple evaporation stages to improve steam economy

Suitable for large volumes and high TDS effluents

Lower capital cost compared to MVR

Proven and robust technology for ZLD systems

Steam consumption optimized through multistage flashing and optional TVR

Best suited for: Plants with available steam and stable effluent characteristics.

🔹 Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR)

Operates using electrical energy only (no external steam required)

Recompresses vapor using a compressor based on the heat pump principle

Very low operating cost due to internal heat recovery

Compact footprint

Water recovery up to 99%

No cooling tower or boiler required

Best suited for: Plants aiming for low energy consumption, automation, and minimal utility dependency.

MEE = Lower CAPEX, steam-based, ideal for high-volume systems

MVR = Higher efficiency, lower OPEX, electrically driven system

Both technologies are critical components of Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) solutions, and selection depends on effluent load, utility availability, and long-term operating strategy.